Bøger af Jerry Marshall

What happens when a Jewish horn player from the Bronx starts hearing voices...those of Jesus, God, deceased family members, and even John Lennon? He listens. Jerry Marshall (nee Marshall Jerome Rosenkrantz) was the music director for the Fountainebleu Hotel, the Diplomat, and other top night clubs on Miami Beach in era of Sinatra, Sammy Davis, Jr., Liza Minelli, Lena Horne, all of whom he performed with. Unbidden, the voices of numerous spirit guides began to channel through him, directing him to write a book detailing these conversations. THE MYSTIC TRUMPETER is both memoir and instrument of one man's spiritual revival.

Jerry Marshall believes in setting at least one audacious goal every year. Recent goals include attempting to save the government AGBP50 billion, and setting up a call centre in Bethlehem to create jobs unaffected by border closures. He's a serial entrepreneur and a sailing fanatic, has fought with Pete Waterman on breakfast TV and once won a unicycling race. This book is about hard-won lessons in entreprenerial leadership applied to many different spheres, including social enterprise, fighting poverty and political campaigning. It's a story of money, sex, family, faith and inflating large white elephants.

This is a story for today, 2,500 years in the making...The most important aspect of life is your spiritual condition and your attitude toward God. It is at the epicenter of all of your existence. It impacts your worldview and the moral system that guides your life decisions. It will shape the quality of your life. This book is designed to help those who struggle with mindsets that are dangerous to their spiritual condition and their relationship with God. It will not only expose the corrupting attitude of disappointment with God, but will also provide some helpful ways to remain steadfast in your faith, love and devotion to the God who makes all things beautiful in His time. The Israelites in Malachi's day had forgotten this lesson. And the price they paid was severe. They have a lesson to teach us. A lesson that has been waiting 2,500 years for you to hear it.